Our vision is of a world where the menopause is embraced and viewed as an opportunity for new beginnings, adventures and opportunities.

A world where all women have access to evidence-based information and appropriate care and treatment. A world where everyone – women, men, family, friends, health professionals, employers, colleagues and more – understand the changes that occur in a woman’s body during perimenopause and menopause and are equipped to help manage them.

Our mission is to help people understand the mental and physical changes that occur during perimenopause and menopause and provide them with the tools and treatments needed to manage those.

We work with individuals experiencing menopause, healthcare professionals diagnosing and treating menopause, and employers whose staff may be negatively affected by the menopause. We offer evidence-based information, advice and support, and accredited training.

We want to show how menopause can be a positive and life-affirming experience for women and those around them, if they have access to evidence-based information and appropriate care and treatment.

Join us so together we can create a world where the menopause is understood, and no one needlessly suffers

Jenny Haskey, CEO

Jenny joined The Menopause Charity in September 2021 having led, advised and worked with healthcare charities for over 18 years. With a track record in developing effective service delivery models and growing income, Jenny is passionate about inclusive patient-centred care.

Jenny Haskey, CEO

“Our job is to ensure everyone has access to fact-based information, support and advice. As we move forward we will work collaboratively, developing inclusive services that ensure women can make an informed choice on the care they receive”.

Jenny Haskey, CEO

Jenny joined The Menopause Charity in September 2021 having led, advised and worked with healthcare charities for over 18 years. With a track record in developing effective service delivery models and growing income, Jenny is passionate about inclusive patient-centred care.

Jenny Haskey, CEO

“Our job is to ensure everyone has access to fact-based information, support and advice. As we move forward we will work collaboratively, developing inclusive services that ensure women can make an informed choice on the care they receive”.

Slide Our Trustees Click the photos for more info Slide Our Trustees Click the photos for more info Slide Dr Louise Newson Our Trustees Click the photos for more info Slide Dr Radhika Vohra Radhika works as an NHS and private GP in Surrey. Her special interest is women’s health, menopause and education. She qualified at the University of Birmingham Medical School and is a Faculty of Sexual and Reproductive Healthcare registered trainer and NHS appraiser. She believes educating healthcare professionals in understanding women’s medical challenges is crucial to providing quality care. Our Trustees Click the photos for more info

Slide All v3 Slide All v4 Jane Oglesby Jane Oglesby Jane trained as a GP before leaving the NHS to work in the voluntary sector, and she now chairs the Shared Health Foundation Community Interest Company and is on the board of Focused Care CIC. She began voluntary work as a trustee of the Oglesby Charitable Trust in the North West. Her work centres on levelling up health inequalities that exist due to differences in socio-economic backgrounds. She is also on the board of the Centre for Social Justice to encourage the policy changes needed in Government, to make that happen. Marcus Daly Marcus Daly Marcus is a Chartered Accountant with over thirty years’ experience advising clients on strategic matters and corporate planning. He is Finance Director of Real Estate Investors PLC, and he is also a non-executive director at Bond Wolfe Auctions Ltd and at Newson Health Ltd, and previously non-executive chair of the Tipton and Coseley Building Society.

Our Trustees

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All v1 All v2 Dr Louise Newson Dr Louise Newson Dr Radhika Vohra Dr Radhika Vohra Radhika works as an NHS and private GP in Surrey. Her special interest is women’s health, menopause and education. She qualified at the University of Birmingham Medical School and is a Faculty of Sexual and Reproductive Healthcare registered trainer and NHS appraiser. She believes educating healthcare professionals in understanding women’s medical challenges is crucial to providing quality care.

All v1 All v2 Jane Oglesby Jane Oglesby Jane trained as a GP before leaving the NHS to work in the voluntary sector, and she now chairs the Shared Health Foundation Community Interest Company and is on the board of Focused Care CIC. She began voluntary work as a trustee of the Oglesby Charitable Trust in the North West. Her work centres on levelling up health inequalities that exist due to differences in socio-economic backgrounds. She is also on the board of the Centre for Social Justice to encourage the policy changes needed in Government, to make that happen. Marcus Daly Marcus Daly Marcus is a Chartered Accountant with over thirty years’ experience advising clients on strategic matters and corporate planning. He is Finance Director of Real Estate Investors PLC, and he is also a non-executive director at Bond Wolfe Auctions Ltd and at Newson Health Ltd, and previously non-executive chair of the Tipton and Coseley Building Society.

Louise Newson, Founder

Louise is the founder of The Menopause Charity and one of the UK’s most respected menopause specialists. She is a GP with an Advanced Specialist Certificate with the Faculty of Reproductive Health and the British Menopause Society, and runs the Newson Health Menopause and Wellbeing Centre.

Louise Newson, Founder

Louise is the founder of The Menopause Charity and one of the UK’s most respected menopause specialists. She is a GP with an Advanced Specialist Certificate with the Faculty of Reproductive Health and the British Menopause Society, and runs the Newson Health Menopause and Wellbeing Centre.

Slide The Ambassadors Click the photos for more info Slide The Ambassadors Click the photos for more info Slide Davina McCall Davina McCall is a hugely popular television presenter on programmes from The Masked Singer to Long Lost Family and Big Brother, as well as a fitness guru. She made the Channel 4 documentary Sex, Myths and the Menopause and is on a mission to open up the conversation. The Ambassadors Click the photos for more info Slide Michelle Griffith Robinson OLY Michelle is a former Team GB Olympian, personal trainer and life coach, and has spoken out about her own experience of the perimenopause, as well as the health inequalities that affect Black, Asian and low-income communities in menopause. The Ambassadors Click the photos for more info

Slide Slide Slide Lorraine Kelly CBE Lorraine Kelly is a Scottish television presenter, actress and journalist. She has presented various television shows for ITV including, Good Morning Britain, GMTV, This Morning, and the STV Children’s Appeal. She has made menopause and HRT awareness an ongoing conversation on her eponymous programme Lorraine. Slide Liz Earle MBE Liz is a trusted and respected authority on wellbeing, in broadcast, print and on social media. She is the author of over thirty books on nutrition, diet, beauty and healthcare, including The Good Menopause Guide and The Good Gut Guide.

Our Ambassadors

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All v1 All v2 Davina McCall Davina McCall Davina McCall is a hugely popular television presenter on programmes from The Masked Singer to Long Lost Family and Big Brother, as well as a fitness guru. She made the Channel 4 documentary Sex, Myths and the Menopause and is on a mission to open up the conversation. Michelle Robinson Michelle Griffith Robinson OLY Michelle is a former Team GB Olympian, personal trainer and life coach, and has spoken out about her own experience of the perimenopause, as well as the health inequalities that affect Black, Asian and low-income communities in menopause.

All v1 All v2 Lorraine Kelly Lorraine Kelly CBE Lorraine Kelly is a Scottish television presenter, actress and journalist. She has presented various television shows for ITV including, Good Morning Britain, GMTV, This Morning, and the STV Children’s Appeal. She has made menopause and HRT awareness an ongoing conversation on her eponymous programme Lorraine. Liz Earle Liz Earle MBE Liz is a trusted and respected authority on wellbeing, in broadcast, print and on social media. She is the author of over thirty books on nutrition, diet, beauty and healthcare, including The Good Menopause Guide and The Good Gut Guide.
Davina McCall

I used to think that menopause was an age thing and now I realise it’s a woman thing. For far too long, there’s been a shroud of embarrassment, shame and fear around this topic, and this is where it stops! I’m supporting the Menopause Charity. It’s not sponsored by any pharmaceutical companies and it’s going to give honest and helpful advice to all women who are going through this difficult time of their lives.”

Michelle Griffith Robinson OLY

The menopause can be a lonely place. But, as I know from my athletics training – I represented Britain in the triple jump at the Atlanta Olympics in 1996, and retired in 2006 – if you feel supported by someone who’s cheering you on, everything is easier.”

Lorraine Kelly CBE

Every time we mention menopause on the show there’s a big reaction. We need to keep banging the drum and keep it in the public eye, and make sure all women can access the help they need in every part of the country – and not just those who can afford a private doctor.”

Liz Earle MBE

I’d like everyone to feel supported, so no matter what the menopause may bring at least they feel armed with wise and accurate information. Since researching my menopause book, I’ve become ever more convinced of the overwhelming health benefits of hormone replacement therapy for the majority of women.”

Davina McCall

I used to think that menopause was an age thing and now I realise it’s a woman thing. For far too long, there’s been a shroud of embarrassment, shame and fear around this topic, and this is where it stops! I’m supporting the Menopause Charity. It’s not sponsored by any pharmaceutical companies and it’s going to give honest and helpful advice to all women who are going through this difficult time of their lives.”

Michelle Griffith Robinson OLY

The menopause can be a lonely place. But, as I know from my athletics training – I represented Britain in the triple jump at the Atlanta Olympics in 1996, and retired in 2006 – if you feel supported by someone who’s cheering you on, everything is easier.”

Lorraine Kelly CBE

Every time we mention menopause on the show there’s a big reaction. We need to keep banging the drum and keep it in the public eye, and make sure all women can access the help they need in every part of the country – and not just those who can afford a private doctor.”

Liz Earle MBE

I’d like everyone to feel supported, so no matter what the menopause may bring at least they feel armed with wise and accurate information. Since researching my menopause book, I’ve become ever more convinced of the overwhelming health benefits of hormone replacement therapy for the majority of women.”

Television presenter Davina McCall is a campaigning ambassador for The Menopause Charity

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